IP3 and Exelon Visit KEPCO E&C, 11 June 2019
Representatives from IP3 and Exelon met with executives from KEPCO Engineering & Construction Company…
IP3 Director Bud McFarlane on “The New Imperialism” in The Washington Times
ANALYSIS/OPINION:
Historians often cite two American qualities to explain why the United States and…
Trump to Huddle With US Energy Executives to Discuss Nuclear Exports
Axios, President Trump is set to meet this afternoon with U.S. energy industry leaders to discuss issues…
National Security, Energy Experts Call for Support of U.S. Nuclear Industry
MCLEAN, VA –The ability of the United States to compete in the international nuclear energy market against the likes of Russia and China is dependent on the strength of our own country’s domestic sector. Without a steady pipeline of skills, innovation, and products, our country will have limited capacity to compete.
IP3 Founders – A National Security and Energy Strategy for the Middle East Based on Stability — Not Conflict
In 1945, President Roosevelt and King Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia forged a partnership under which the…
Forbes – Ask Ethan: How Can A Nation Have Nuclear Power Without The Danger Of Nuclear Weapons?
In 2015, John Kerry, then the Secretary of State, brought nuclear physicist and Secretary of Energy Ernest…
National Interest – How to Prevent a Nuclear Arms Race in the Middle East: Invest in Stability Instead of Conflict
There are two current trends in the Middle East that threaten to enable a nuclear arms race. A third…
Kinzinger: Why nuclear energy is the future in Illinois and globally
“The Italian navigator has just landed in the new world.” This was the coded message received seventy-five…
Sens. Graham, Chambliss: Nuclear power is vital to our national security
The good news: this summer, fuel will be loaded into the first of four nuclear plants, reactors that…
The case for American nuclear leadership
Nuclear energy has an important role to play in combating climate change, but first the United States…